Cuba and U S at UN in exchange over Cuban dispute
At the United Nations Security Council Cuba and the United States exchange charges of economic aggression and intervention in Cuba. Raul Roa prepared a two hour speech. Henry Cabot Lodge to reply. Argentina and Ecuador may push conciliation via OAS.
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United States
U.N. Security Council
Raul Roa
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Argentina
Ecuador
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Mario Amadeo
Jose,a. Correa
Amadeo
Correa
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Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
OAS Council
Peru
United Nations
Havana
OAS
U.N
Security Council
Garden Sass Faces Trouble After Red Cross Water Safety Class
A reader describing a mishap at a swimming class notes Garden Sass believed he was prepared for emergencies. After rushing in and removing some clothing, his face turned pale and his vision blurred, signaling a dangerous moment.
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Cns
Red Cross
Men Burned in Engine Blast Near Satanta
Garden City man Bol Saye and Satanta resident Ray Briggs were burned in a compressor engine blast at Helmerich Payne station near Satanta. Both suffered first and second degree burns to the face chest and back and were hospitalized in Satanta District Hospital. The explosion occurred around 11 a.m. Saturday and caused no fire. cause is under investigation.
Jazz Concert Ends in Riot in New Orleans
In New Orleans an all Negro jazz concert ended in a riot as bricks bottles and debris showered police at the municipal auditorium. About 5 000 people milled outside after the show was halted while seven Negroes including rock n roll singer Jackie Wilson were arrested amid charges from attempted murder to inciting a riot.
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New Orleans
Municipal Auditorium
Jackie Wilson
Ikeda Elected Prime Minister of Japan
Hayato Ikeda, 60, won leadership of the Liberal Democratic party and became Japan PM after Nobusuke Kishi. He faces a leftist crisis at the Miike Coal Mine in Kyushu with police clashing with striking workers. Ikeda pledges a soft negotiation with the Socialist party and aims to restore international prestige.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Kyushu
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Ikeda
America
Liberal-Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Miike
Wreck Injures Garden Citian in Liberal
LIBERAL George Marlow of Eminence Route Garden City is listed in serious condition at Epworth Hospital after a Saturday crash on US 83 twelve miles north of Liberal. Passenger James Mulvaney of Omaha was admitted with an ear loss, a broken arm, and unspecified back injuries. Marlow showed morning improvement after serious facial and scalp lacerations. Deputy Harold Coffey said the southbound car left the roadway, traveled 150 feet on the shoulder, then 280 feet into a 15 to 20 foot ditch.
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Liberal
George Marlow
Garden City
Epworth
James Mulvaney
Omaha
Neb
Marlow
Harold Coffey
Seward County
Garden City Patrolman Darrell Jones Resigns
Garden City Police Department patrolman Darrell Jones resigns after just over a year in service. The resignation is effective August 1 and he will resume college studies at Fort Hays State in September pursuing an education major. Jones is married and a graduate of Garden City Junior College.
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Darrell] Jones
Garden City Police Dept
Mitch Geisler
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Tod.y
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Garden City Junior College
Congo Leaders Threaten Soviet Aid as U.N. Forces Move In
In the Congo a Belgian withdrawal threat spurs Lumumba's government to seek Soviet troops within three days if Belgium fails to pull out. U.N. forces led by Maj. Gen. Carl von Horn arrive as Belgian, Moroccan, Ethiopian, Ghanaian, Tunisian troops help stabilize Leopoldville amid tensions with Lumumba and Kasavubu. Diplomatic debates over Cuba and hemispheric unity echo at the U.N. and OAS as Washington weighs official comment.
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the Congo
Carl von Horn
U.N
Congo
U.N. Security Council
Belgium
Council
Eisenhower
New , Port, R.I
White House
James C. Hagerty
Ghana
Stanleyville
Oriental Sprovinge
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Two Women Injured by Flying Debris in KC Explosion
In Kansas City a blast destroyed a vacant north side house injuring two passersby, Mrs Josephine Angelo aged 60 and Mrs Rose Hurst aged 27, both of Kansas City. Angelo was nearly buried as debris flew. The fire spread to a neighboring home and investigators blamed a gas main leak.
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Kansas City
North Side
Josephine Angelo
Rose Hurst
Angelo
Hyannis Port spelling dispute acknowledged
A Cape Cod editorial notes conflicting spellings of Hyannis Port and Hyannisport. John Rogers claims written consent from the Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey to use two words Hyannis Port, with officials and signs often showing both forms.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Hyannie Port
Hyannisport
Barnstable
Hyannis and
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Geodetic Survey
John Rogers
Cape Cod
Kennedy to Learn Top U S Secrets
President Eisenhower signals willingness to share top secret national security data with Kennedy and Johnson if accepted personally by them. The briefing follows Eisenhower talks on defense spending and budget surplus, with plans to publicize surplus figures and critique Democratic spending.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Newport
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Massachusetts
Pierre 8Linger
Hyannisport
Mass
Johnson
Salinger
Adlair
Stevenson
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
Kennedy Seeks Rest at Cape Cod Boyhood Home
Democratic presidential nominee Senator John F. Kennedy sought seclusion in Hyannisport after a massive Cape Cod welcome. About 100000 spectators from the Cape Cod area greeted him as he neared his boyhood home, with his wife Jacqueline among the crowd noted for her warm embrace. Kennedy praised California but vowed renewed effort ahead as he rode in a lengthy motorcade past heavy turnout.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Cape Cod
Jacqueline
Barnstable
California
Rockefeller Still to Try for Presidency?
Chicago reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller travels to the GOP convention amid Republican factions over his refusal to second Nixon’s nomination. Nixon is expected to win the nomination by acclamation. Rockefeller maintains neutrality and hints at a possible draft while urging committee discussion on policy issues.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Charles H Percy
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Barry Gollwater
Arizona
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Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Rail Unions Oppose Great Northern Northern Pacific Merger
In Minneapolis AP dispatch unions say they will oppose any GN NP merger at Interstate Commerce Commission hearings. NP engineers chief cites seniority loss. NP firemen chief notes study of protections for displaced workers as key issue. Merger would affect about 45,000 employees across 17 states and Canada amid a 25,000 mile system.
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Railroad Brotherhonds
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richard Bichsel
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bichesel
C. L. Birdsell
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Manitoba
British Columbia
Canada
Housing Loans Speedup Urged
Washington AP Housing Administrator Norman P. Mason ordered a fast start on the new federal direct loan program for housing the aged. He created a new HHFA division led by Daniel G. Minto to push construction within six months. Congress provided 20 million dollars for a test and directed a report to the next Congress in January. HHFA will fund most rental projects for the elderly with private nonprofit sponsors. Extravagant schemes are barred. some projects may cost two to three million dollars.
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Washington
Norman P. Mason
Eisenhower
Mason
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Daniel G. Minto
San Francisco
Federal Housing Administration
Minto
Congress
HHFA
Kansas GOP candidates introduced at Leavenworth dinner
About 70 Republicans attended a Leavenworth dinner Saturday night where the three Kansas gubernatorial hopefuls and other county and district candidates were introduced. Senator Andrew Schoeppel and Representative W. A. Avery were among those present.
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Kansas
Leavens ‘Worth
Andrew Schoeppel
W. A. Avery
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